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9780812690989

The Good Mood The New Psychology of Overcoming Depression

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  • ISBN13:

    9780812690989

  • ISBN10:

    0812690982

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1999-03-04
  • Publisher: Open Court

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Summary

Julian Simon was depressed for 13 long years, living each day under a black cloud of sadness and pain. Simon consulted psychiatrists and psychologists of several schools, and read widely and critically in the psychological literature, desperate to find some therapy that would banish his depression. Eventually he began to find help in the writings of cognitive therapists. Simon cured his own depression within weeks, and remained depression-free for the rest of his life. He made innovative contributions to the cognitive approach, resulting in his own distinctive technique, Self-Comparisons Analysis.

Table of Contents

Foreword
Foreword
Acknowledgments
The Nature of the Trouble and the Forms of Helpp. 11
What is Depression? How Does It Feel to Be Depressed?p. 29
Negative Self-Comparisons, Combined with a Helpless Feeling, Are the Proximate Cause of Depressionp. 43
The Mechanisms That Make a Depressivep. 59
The Hand of the Past in Depressionp. 73
The Collapse and Creation of Valuesp. 81
And the Finger of the Dayp. 87
What Are Your Dimensions?p. 93
The Rewards of Depressionp. 97
Introducing Self-Comparisons Cognitive Therapyp. 105
Planning and Executing a Strategy Against Your Depressionp. 125
Improving Your Numeratorp. 135
Sweetening Your Denominatorp. 149
Changing Your Dimensionsp. 165
The Sound of a Numerator Clappingp. 179
Religious Conversion Can Cure Depressionp. 201
Ways to Stop Feeling Helpless and Hopelessp. 209
Values Therapy: A New Systematic Approach for Tough Casesp. 217
Values Therapy and Religious Despairp. 233
Summing Upp. 241
Epilogue: My Misery, My Cure, My Joyp. 245
Appendix A: Background Information for Researchers and Practitionersp. 263
Appendix B: Relationship of Self-Comparisons Analysis to Other Theoryp. 273
Appendix C: Schematic Diagram of the Causes of Depressionp. 283
Appendix D: Tests of the Efficacy of Therapyp. 286
Appendix E: Reply to Julian Simon's Criticisms of Rational-Emotive Therapyp. 289
Referencesp. 291
Notesp. 299
Indexp. 309
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